USA GEAR Console Carrying Case - Xbox Travel Bag Compatible with Xbox One and Xbox 360 with Water Resistant Exterior and Accessory Storage for Xbox Controllers, Cables, Gaming Headsets - Green

This travel case appears to be constructed of high-quality materials, is long-lasting, and does exactly what it should. I brought the following items with me on my trip:br>br>Xbox One Xbr>Elite Controller (in the hard nylon travel case)br>Astro A50 Wireless (headset) base)br>3 USB cordsbr>HDMI cordbr>Power Cordbr>A few Games in Casesbr>Seagate 4TB External Hard Drivebr>br>and there was still room for a few more items if needed. br>br>I'd make a list of advantages and disadvantages, but I've yet to come across any disadvantages.

Theodora Hall

| Oct 06, 2021

Because of my 1X size, I was initially skeptical, but once I saw all of the compartments and the amount of space available, my concerns faded. There were some other cool beans with a protective covering that I discovered, but there's no room for ANY accessories. Accessories were plentiful in this bag. I've got a headset, an elite controller with case, and a slew of wires for charging and other things. I also have an Xbox external SSD and one or two physical game cases with me at all times. Small items can be stowed in the front pockets. br>br>You can also change the size of your "pockets" in the bag itself; there are extra Velcro barriers (for lack of a better word) that help you organize things to your liking. This was an excellent purchase. br>br> Get it.

Santiago Thornton

| Dec 04, 2021

I purchased this bag for my Xbox One console and was concerned after reading some reviews about the bag failing to protect the Xbox around the corners. However, after receiving it and putting it to use, it worked perfectly; I ended up placing the adjustable pads on the four corners, which worked perfectly. br>br>This is a bag that I would highly recommend. It was reasonably priced, and the quality of the material is excellent; it is not made of inferior materials. I take this bag with me when I travel out of town for work, and it has served me well. br>br>One final point. I received it in about two days and did not have to pay any additional fees. The packaging was excellent, and it appeared to have been carefully packed. If you're looking for a console bag, get this one. It won't let you down, and I'm a picky person. Laugh out loud.

Aleena Singh

| Aug 28, 2021

So my return policy expired 30 days ago, right before my son's overnight trip, and we're now using the bag for the first time, so the pictures don't do the bag justice in terms of actual sizing. The xbox 1 fits perfectly, so you won't be able to connect the power cord or the brick. This limits what and how you can compartmentalize the other side; for example, I discovered that the photo does not account for the average size wireless gaming headphones, as well as 1 controller, power brick cables, 1 HDMI, and one USB. That's all you'll require to make traveling a success. But this isn't good enough. I'm going to keep it because I don't have any other option, but I'm not happy about it. An aside. It's possible that the 1S would be more effective.

Anaya Yates

| Oct 21, 2021

The original Xbox One system, my controler (one), the power brick and cords, retractable hdm cable, retractable ethernet cable, battery charger for the controler, and my turtle beach stealth 700 headphones were all included in this purchase. br>br>Having said that, everything fits, mostly snugly but not completely to my satisfaction. To brace the xbox on three of its sides, I needed to use the long number from the system compartment and two subdivisions from the accessories section. Centered in the front, left, and right. That makes me feel more at ease with my Xbox. br>br>The accessories section items aren't ideal in terms of creating a proper grid or sections because the span and remaining subsection pieces don't span the length required to secure the best way. However, to improve weight and balance, I added the brick on the bottom, the headphone in the top corner, the long subdivision bracing the headphone in place, the controler next to it on the opposite corner, and then two small subdivisions to section off the controler and the batteries charger / retractable cables. br>br>I'm thinking about how an individual molded case for the controler could work inside the case to block and fill sections. br>br>Ideally, I'd like something like a pelican case to hold everything, but I don't want to spend the money on a new system to do so. The case appears to be well-made, but I believe that carrying it should be approached with caution, as if it were a baby in its travel crib/car seat. br>br>In the future, I may add pick/pluck padding to the sections. To improve the fit, security, and sectioning of everything.

Nalani Miles

| Sep 21, 2021

For my Xbox One S, this is a fantastic travel case. Because the Xbox One S is smaller than the original Xbox One, there is more space in the console's compartment. Smaller items/cords can be stored next to the console, but there is no way to keep them secure. My Astro A40s (flat), two controllers, and six games are stored in the opposite compartment. The velcro dividers and sections of the compartments can be removed as needed. I have a game section, a controller section, and a headset section (with a controller in the middle). br>br>The case is the USA Gear S13 model, which is designed for cameras but can also be used with most consoles. If you search for USA Gear PS4 Travel Case, you'll find the same case.

Zain Williams

| Nov 16, 2021